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iStrobe – Strobe light utility for the iPhone 4!
iStrobe for the iPhone 4 is the first of its kind. A fully adjustable strobe light utilizing the revolutionary new camera flash. Simple in design, useful on so many levels. Defaults to a high intensity flashlight mode, but just drag the slider to the left to kick on the intense strobe light effects! The reason why this strobe light is far superior to the others out there is that it implements a true rapid pulse strobe. If you have ever seen a real strobe light, you know it doesn’t just turn on and off at even intervals. It gives a micro-pulse of light followed by a brief delay. That micro-pulse and then delay is what you need to acquire a true trippy strobelight effect.
iStrobe is OPEN SOURCE. Head to the downloads page and dig in!
[App Store: iStrobe - Flash & Strobe Light for iPhone 4]
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